Loved the location, right at the top of the hill. It&rsquo;s got that proper old-school pub feel, really cosy and welcoming. Spotlessly clean too! Spotted a pool table and darts board, which is a nice touch.

Loved the no-phone rule here. It was so nice to just talk properly for a change. The old-school decor is really cosy, too.

The scones were the star. Fresh out of the oven, warm and crumbly, with a perfect balance of dense and light. The clotted cream was rich, and the strawberry jam had real fruit pieces. A classic done right.

The staff were really friendly, even though it was packed. Food came out quick and hot, which I always appreciate. The fish and chips were spot on, crispy batter and the chips were proper.

Lovely food, but service was a bit slow last time. We were catching up with friends and it took a while to get our mains. Still, the atmosphere is perfect for a group chat.

The chicken gyoza ramen was my first try here. The broth had this deep, savoury flavour that really hit the spot. The gyoza inside were a nice surprise, still juicy. Will be back for that bowl.

The paratha is huge for the price, honestly couldn&#39;t finish it! 😅 A solid spot for a proper desi breakfast.

Been coming here for years. The veggie and vegan dishes are solid - even my non-vegetarian colleagues don&#39;t mind them. Coffee is reliably good. It&#39;s a convenient spot for a quick, no-fuss lunch meeting.

Dog-friendly spot, the bar staff were really nice. They even brought a bowl of water for our dog without us asking. Made it easy to relax with a pint. 👍

Great pint of Guinness, perfectly priced. The staff are lovely, made our evening.

A solid halal spot with decent variety. Staff could&#39;ve been a bit more cheerful, though.

Lots of veggie and halal choices on the menu, which was a nice surprise. The lamb chops were still the highlight for me though.

The cooking class was well organised, and the instructors were really friendly. The seats were comfortable too, which made the whole afternoon relaxing.

Perfect for a big group dinner! Our table of 12 was no problem for them. The staff were super attentive, and the set menu for groups had something for everyone. Made catching up with friends so easy.

The staff surprised us with a little cake and a song, which was a lovely touch. The Persian food itself felt really authentic.

Suqaar and sabaayad were spot on, really enjoyed the textures. The coffee was a proper, strong finish. Friendly folks working there.

Nancy and George are so nice, they remember your name and always have a smile. It&#39;s a lovely way to start the day.

The staff were so friendly and patient. Their passion really came through, and they had a great wine suggestion that made a Tuesday night feel special.

The original tteokbokki is a solid choice, the sauce has a nice depth to it. The new chicken wrap was a pleasant surprise, crispy and well-seasoned. The space itself is quite cozy, with warm lighting and comfortable seating that makes it easy to settle in for a while.

The free tea and pickled garlic on the table were a nice surprise. Really liked that little touch, made the whole meal feel more authentic. The garlic was sharp and tasty.

The Bollywood tunes were a nice touch, made the whole place feel lively. Food was decent, but honestly, the music was the best part for me. Just a fun background vibe while you eat.

Breakfast spot with a huge menu. Gluten-free options and different milks, no problem. Presentation on the dishes was pretty spectacular.

Nice spot for a weekend coffee. The food was pretty good and the staff are friendly. It&#39;s got a relaxed, chilled-out vibe. A bit busy when we went, but that&#39;s to be expected.

A nice spot for a quiet brunch. The food felt fresh and simple, just what I needed. The light in the corner booth was lovely.

Popped in for a coffee and a jam scone while out walking. The scone was warm and the jam was really good. What I liked most was the vibe&mdash;it felt cosy and relaxed, just the right kind of spot to take a little break.

They wouldn&#39;t sell me the daily special because it wasn&#39;t up to their usual standard. I respect that commitment to quality, even if it means they lose a sale. It&#39;s a good sign they care about what they serve.

The beer garden is a lovely spot to sit outside. I had an Aperol Spritz, which was really nice. It&#39;s a comfortable place for a quiet drink.

The ham, cheese, and onion toastie is the reason I keep coming back. Perfectly crispy bread with just the right amount of melted cheese. Staff are always nice when you pop in.

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